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Seriphina
"SERIPHINA"
A dying father. An endangered sweathart . A choice between two evils.
A leacher is intent on having Seriphina as his own. Tom wants to wed her. Is Seriphina safe with her parents while he races his wastrel brother to his father’s deathbed? Or will they sell her to the bastard for a price before Tom can return with the money to save her?
"THE DANCE "
An orphan caught in a scandal. A sort-of fairy godmother. Who is that man?
A poor relation, all Mellie wants is a pretty dress for her birthday. When she arrives at her cousins' come-out ball, they object, ripping her gown to shreds. Her dress ruined, she flees in tears to a dark garden. Then a handsome stranger steps out of the shadows and helps her pin her torn dress together.
He teaches her the steps to the waltz---but they are caught dancing in the moonlight by the town’s worse gossips. She faces certain ruin, unless... Can he save her? And who is that woman giggling in the carriage?
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A dying father. An endangered sweathart . A choice between two evils.
A leacher is intent on having Seriphina as his own. Tom wants to wed her. Is Seriphina safe with her parents while he races his wastrel brother to his father’s deathbed? Or will they sell her to the bastard for a price before Tom can return with the money to save her?
"THE DANCE "
An orphan caught in a scandal. A sort-of fairy godmother. Who is that man?
A poor relation, all Mellie wants is a pretty dress for her birthday. When she arrives at her cousins' come-out ball, they object, ripping her gown to shreds. Her dress ruined, she flees in tears to a dark garden. Then a handsome stranger steps out of the shadows and helps her pin her torn dress together.
He teaches her the steps to the waltz---but they are caught dancing in the moonlight by the town’s worse gossips. She faces certain ruin, unless... Can he save her? And who is that woman giggling in the carriage?
Click now to start reading these fun stories!
142 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 12, 2016
About the author
Sydney Owenson Morgan
198 books17 followersSydney, Lady Morgan, née Owenson, was an Irish novelist.
She was one of the most vivid and hotly discussed literary figures of her generation. She began her career with a precocious volume of poems. She collected Irish tunes, for which she composed the words, thus setting a fashion adopted with signal success by Thomas Moore. Her St. Clair (1804), a novel of ill-judged marriage, ill-starred love, and impassioned nature-worship, in which the influence of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Jean-Jacques Rousseau was apparent, at once attracted attention.
She was one of the most vivid and hotly discussed literary figures of her generation. She began her career with a precocious volume of poems. She collected Irish tunes, for which she composed the words, thus setting a fashion adopted with signal success by Thomas Moore. Her St. Clair (1804), a novel of ill-judged marriage, ill-starred love, and impassioned nature-worship, in which the influence of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Jean-Jacques Rousseau was apparent, at once attracted attention.
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